About 18,627 km (10,058 nautical miles) by sea on the schematic line drawn above.
Sailings in the next four weeks
| Departs | Arrives | Days | Carrier | Vessel / voyage | Routing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 22 | Oct 30 | 38 | Hapag-Lloyd | SAN FELIPE | INENR(IEX)→LKCMB(AA7)→USSAV→USJAX |
| Sep 22 | Nov 16 | 55 | Hapag-Lloyd | SAN FELIPE | INENR(IEX)→LKCMB(US4)→USSAV→USJAX |
| Sep 24 | Nov 16 | 53 | Hapag-Lloyd | SAN FELIPE | INENR(IEX)→NLRTM(AL3)→USSAV→USJAX |
| Sep 24 | Nov 21 | 57 | Maersk | SAN FELIPE | INENR→LKCMB→LKCMB→USSAV→USJAX |
| Sep 24 | Nov 28 | 64 | Maersk | SAN FELIPE | INENR→LKCMB→LKCMB→USSAV→USJAX |
| Sep 24 | Dec 5 | 71 | Maersk | SAN FELIPE | INENR→LKCMB→LKCMB→USSAV→USJAX |
| Sep 29 | Nov 23 | 55 | Hapag-Lloyd | MAERSK SAVANNAH | INENR(IEX)→LKCMB(US4)→USSAV→USJAX |
| Oct 2 | Nov 18 | 47 | Hapag-Lloyd | MAERSK SAVANNAH | INENR(IEX)→LKCMB(AA7)→USSAV→USJAX |
| Oct 2 | Nov 23 | 52 | Hapag-Lloyd | MAERSK SAVANNAH | INENR(IEX)→NLRTM(AL3)→USSAV→USJAX |
| Oct 6 | Nov 30 | 55 | Hapag-Lloyd | MAERSK SEOUL | INENR(IEX)→NLRTM(AL3)→USSAV→USJAX |
| Oct 13 | Dec 1 | 49 | Hapag-Lloyd | MAERSK SALALAH | INENR(IEX)→LKCMB(AA7)→USSAV→USJAX |
| Oct 13 | Dec 7 | 55 | Hapag-Lloyd | MAERSK SALALAH | INENR(IEX)→NLRTM(AL3)→USSAV→USJAX |
Transit days are port-to-port from the carrier's published schedule and exclude origin cut-off, customs release and inland delivery. Provided for planning only. Schedules, routings and ship assignments change without notice; confirm with your carrier or with Airlift before booking. Nothing on these pages is a rate, a guarantee of space or a guaranteed transit time.
Carrier services on this route
A carrier service is a carrier’s fixed loop of port calls, such as Hapag-Lloyd’s IEX. These are read from the stops of the sailings above; a service with its own page has been seen on at least 3 sailings across the routes Sealanes covers.
Carriers
Ports on this route
- Origin: Ennore, India
- Destination: Jacksonville, United States of America
- Lane guide: India to USA
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Where this data comes from
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Schedules published as of Sep 18, method checked Sep 18. Provided for planning only. Schedules, routings and ship assignments change without notice; confirm with your carrier or with Airlift before booking. Nothing on these pages is a rate, a guarantee of space or a guaranteed transit time.